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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1974
Page
10
The Daily Review presents editorial opinions in its editorials while columns letters to the editor and other editorial page material may not reflect the paper's position. The notice is unsigned and dated June 13 1974 with Charles Peterson and Leona Ward listed as editors.
An editorial laments the barbaric shooting of Union City Police Chief William Cann at Our Lady of the Rosary and urges calm, justice, and cooperation with police. It cautions against revenge while calling for sober reflection, prayer, and measures to prevent further bloodshed. The piece notes the need for clues and avoids assigning blame to any group, stressing the community’s shared concern.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission plans to impose mandatory safety rules governing the manufacture and use of matches, aiming to reduce fire hazards and protect consumers nationwide. The move signals a push to tighten regulations on packaging, labeling, and material standards to improve safety outcomes.
The narrator recalls guarding his father at a bank on Pearl Street at the time of a fire. He describes counting cash in five dollar bills, the safe on the second floor, and his anxious wait at the steps. He practiced shouting for air to help when needed.
James Kilpatrick notes ongoing murmuring about impeachment in Congress as leadership falters and theory clashes with practice. He argues momentum slows, polls show mixed sentiment, and timing may push any up or down vote into late summer or September, allowing Nixon to endure.
A fragmented 1928 item argues churches face heavier political pressure than usual. It notes the Lord's Supper ritual and prayer scenes, suggesting a poll-like demand for divine aid before saying amen. The piece reflects era tensions between faith and public life.
Morrie Ruskin analyzes the California primary noting mixed signals as anti Nixon and pro Nixon factions fared differently. He cites low turnout and voter mood, McCloskey’s near upset, Unruh’s political woes, Cranston’s race funding, Richardson’s Senate lead, and Brown Jr. leading Flaurnay in the governor race as evidence that no clear national trend emerged.
Holmes Alexander notes Congress fights to shift Export-Import Bank control from White House to Capitol Hill as distrust of Nixon era policies grows. Proposals by Rousselet and Dent seek case by case credits, congressional oversight, and bans on dealings with Soviet allies. Linkage debate highlights power shift and policy restraint.
Walton argues the core purpose of government is to protect law abiding citizens and establish justice. He notes rising violent crime in ten years despite population growth and criticizes low police spending relative to welfare, urging greater police protection and public safety funding.
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